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Semau, also
known as
Pusmau and
Pasar Pusmau, is an
island in the
Lesser Sunda Islands in Indonesia. It is
located 20
miles off the
harbor of Kupang....
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Helong (alternate
names Helon,
Kupang and
Semau) is a
Central Malayo-Polynesian
language of West Timor.
Speakers are inters****d with
those of Amarasi...
- West
Kupang and
Central Kupang; and some also
settled in
Flores Island and
Semau Island.
Their livelihoods are
mainly farming, hunting, fishing, and making...
- stops, and
glottalized consonants.
These languages are Waima'a, Naueti,
Semau Helong, and Meto. In Midiki, as in Waima'a and Naueti,
these consonants...
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Stegonotus lividus, the
Semau Island ground snake, is a
species of
snake of the
family Colubridae. The
snake is
found on
Semau in Indonesia. Reilly, S...
- Kek is the
deification of the
concept of
primordial darkness in the
ancient Egyptian Ogdoad cosmogony of Hermopolis. The
Ogdoad consisted of four pairs...
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Timor and the
independent nation of East
Timor Atauro Island (East Timor)
Semau Island Gili
Islands Gili Air Gili
Trawangan Gili Meno
Banta Island Gili...
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religion Helong Austronesian →
Timoric →
Helong Indonesia (Kupang Regency,
Semau Island,
Flores Island)
Christianity Herero Niger–Congo →
Bantu → Herero...
- from the
Regency since 11
April 1996),
together with the
smaller island of
Semau (off the
southwestern tip of Timor) and
other minor offs****
islands (of...
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habitat loss. The
Timor green pigeon is
found on the
islands of Rote, Timor,
Semau, and
Atauro in the
Lesser Sundas. It
inhabits primary forest,
monsoon forest...